If somebody knows more than me, any hints are welcome. what kind of wrapper that is and why it is rooted. There are no further entries relating to these addresses and GC log shows 0x7f587dc67430 being a root:įrom what I can tell, there is no way to get further information from the logs - e.g. > 0x7f587dc67430 JS Object (HTMLImageElement) > 0x7f5865997a00 FragmentOrElement (xhtml) img id='site-logo' I see entries in CC log like the following: This is definitely an entirely different issue.
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This being another memory leak somehow related to Adblock Plus doesn't make it a duplicate. > OK, therefore it seems that this bug should be closed as a duplicate of Bug (In reply to marcino245 from comment #18)
I may reset my profile, but I'm not sure what I'll lose if it's resetting things, I'm going to lose something, right? I'm not sure I want to go the 'nightly' route: "Enjoy at your own risk" isn't what I look for in a browser. So now I guess I need to work through my add-ons to see which one is the problem? Ugh. Safe mode may have helped a bit? At one point, with four tabs open, memory was climbing, but then I clicked a link on one of the pages and it stopped. > add-on (that helps you get the performance profile) by going to:
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> profile? You can get more info about how to install and use the Cleopatra
> If nothing from the above helped you, can you please capture a performance > firefox-profiles?redirectlocale=en-US&redirectslug=Managing. If you still have the issue please create a new profile, you have the Please download the Firefox Nightly from here: Please test if the issue can be reproduced in the safe mode of Firefox: > I tested this issue on Windows 7 圆4 with FF 50 and FF 53.0a1 and I can't (In reply to ovidiu boca from comment #1)
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